The Queen’s Gambit: Reads fast but hits slow. Also a good reminder that prodigies and rookies alike need sleep, hydration, and someone to take the bottle away.

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Name
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Author
Walter Tevis
Year
1983
Genre
Fiction · Coming-of-age
Key themes
Addiction, genius, loneliness, competition
Sports adjacent
Yes, if you accept that chess has more film on you than any defensive coordinator.
Bathtub commitment
Medium soak with a strong finish you’ll accidentally read on the couch in a damp towel.
My take
Reads fast but hits slow. Also a good reminder that prodigies and rookies alike need sleep, hydration, and someone to take the bottle away.
Best read during
A quiet Saturday when your roommates are at the game and you’d rather diagram boards than coverages.